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Samsung Galaxy S23 users report battery drain, fast charging and WiFi issues
Samsung is very actively distributing its Galaxy S23 devices to the users who have registered at the preorder offer, and the company has almost shipped devices quite appreciating and the customers who have already received the device have also received the new update at the same time the form of February 2023 update. However, the update is not any kind of major update, but after installing it, users are facing some major issues.
Galaxy S23 users are facing battery drain issue
Most of the users who own Galaxy S23 Ultra claim that their devices are consuming more battery after installing the new update. A user Abhishakevaid reported that his device is performing quite well, but just after installing the February 2023 security update, he is facing a battery drainage issue.
However, this issue is also seen in the predecessor S series devices including Galaxy S21 and Galaxy S22; users of these devices are claiming that they are also facing the severe battery drain issue after installing the One UI 5.1 update, while some of them are facing the issue since previous updates, so we can’t have a clue that this problem comes after an update or it is related to the hardware.
Galaxy S23 also have fast charging issue
Some Galaxy S23 ultra users are claiming that their device is not charging in the fast charging mode; whenever they plug in their device, it doesn’t charge as fast as it can ideally do. According to a user Dale1380, he has two S23 Ultra devices, and whenever he plugs in the devices for charging, the devices fail to turn on the fast charging mode and are unable to charge at full capacity; he also said, “I enable fast charge in settings. They will be plugged in all night and not charged at all, even though they indicate they are charging. I have a total of 7 different official Samsung chargers, and all have the same results. Two 25W and 5 45W charges. I even bought 3 new cables to see if that was the issue”.
Other irritating issues
As of now, we have noticed the battery and charging issues in the Ultra model of the Galaxy S23 series; however, there are more irritating issues also faced by some users, such as
- WIFI connecting problem
- Some application is crashing and the device is lagging
- Heating issues after accessing the camera
- Wireless charging is not working
Note: Several users report issues mentioned above; it’s not clear whether all the issues are come after installing a new update or present in the devices previously, so if you own any model of Galaxy S23 device, kindly check all the functions and don’t update your device until Samsung give another update for the solution of these issues, while the user who has already updated their device should wait for the next update which Samsung surely roll out in the next few days.
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We are only two months away from the next Galaxy Unpacked event, reportedly to be held in early July, which is supposed to introduce the Galaxy Z Fold 6 device, which is now rumored to have better cameras than the Galaxy S24.
Samsung is setting up to launch its sixth-generation foldable phones. On the comparison side, now that Apple has started working on its debut in the foldable market by introducing the very first iPhone foldable, this hints that the competition in the foldable market will soon rise. Now, Samsung, to maintain its legacy, could attach better cameras than the Galaxy S24.
Initially, due to a lack of competition, Samsung’s foldable phone used to have mediocre cameras, but with more foldable options available, Samsung acknowledged the need to improve camera quality to justify the price tag.
Galaxy Z Fold 6 Camera Rumors Hint at Photographer’s Dream
Previously, a reliable tipster, Ice Universe, reported that the forthcoming Galaxy Z Fold 6 would have a similar camera arrangement as its predecessor, the Galaxy Z Fold 5, which counts a 50 MP main camera, a 12 MP ultrawide camera, and a 10 MP 3x telephoto camera. On the opposite side, there is a 4 MP under-display camera and a 10 MP cover camera.
If the new report is to be believed, a leaker on X shared a post and wrote that the forthcoming Galaxy Z Fold 6 will have a better camera as compared to the Galaxy S24; however, it didn’t reveal more detailed information regarding any specifics. Since the tipster does not reveal more, it’s hard to believe this leak.
Samsung has yet to reveal the official specs and design of the smartphone, but it will be interesting to see what new novelties and designs the forthcoming Galaxy Z Fold 6 will bring.
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The Korean firm ‘Samsung’ is looking forward to expanding the M-series, as the existence of a new gadget called the Galaxy M35 has been spotted and seems to have thick bezels around the display.
Deep-down Samsung is working on a new affordable mid-range device, the Galaxy M35, expected to arrive as an obscurely modified version of the recently launched Galaxy A35. Already leaks and rumors have been revealed about the specifications and design of the forthcoming smartphone, and now the new leak showcases the Galaxy M33 from all angles.
A tipster (Eva Blass) on X posted a video showcasing the Galaxy M35 from all 360-degree angles. In the post, it was revealed that the upcoming M35 device will have thick bezels around the display, a punch-hole housed on the screen for the selfie camera, and three cameras along with an LED flash at the rear.
A boxy design appears with rounded edges, power and volume buttons housed on the right-hand side of the device, and a SIM card slot on the left. These aspects of the Galaxy M35 are hugely different than those of the Galaxy A35. However, there’s a major difference in the design of the back panel between the two devices. While the back panel of the Galaxy A-series device is made out of glass and has a glossy texture and geometric design, on the other hand, the back panel of the M-series smartphone is built of plastic and has a semi-gloss finish, plus horizontal lines appear on it.
Apart from this, the tipster has posted two more videos revealing the upcoming Galaxy M35 smartphone in the blue and mint color options, which means the device will be available in three shade options. Per the design’s prospect, the Galaxy M35 appears more affordable than the Galaxy A35.
The tipster also claims that the Galaxy M35 will have a 6,000mAh battery, whereas the Galaxy A35 has a 5,000mAh battery. It is expected that the Galaxy M35 will be powered by an Exynos 1380 SoC, run Android 14, and have 6GB of RAM. The device is expected to feature a 6.6-inch Super AMOLED display along with a refresh rate of 120 Hz, a triple camera arrangement including a 50 MP primary camera featuring OIS, a 5 MP ultrawide camera, and a 2 MP macro camera. On the opposite side, a 13MP selfie camera could be housed.
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Samsung has always amazed the audience with the most advanced and significant technologies infused in its entire Galaxy ecosystem. One of the most admired and highly praised is the inclusion of the non-reflecting material used within its current flagship Galaxy S24 Ultra. This non-reflecting material is the coating of Corning Gorilla Glass Armor. Meanwhile, we just exclusively heard the brand is planning to introduce this anti-reflective Corning Gorilla Armor on the latest Galaxy Z Fold 6’s display.
It’s been more than 50 years of togetherness among Samsung and Corning, while this collaboration has taken a whole new road driven by technology by introducing their latest and most commendable Armor glass coating within the Galaxy S24 Ultra. To which it was officially claimed that the new Armor glass is tough, highly durable, and scratch-resistant and has a special anti-reflective coating, ensuring the most advanced visual experience even in a bright environment.
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold6 to feature the Corning Gorilla Armor, though:
We, the Sam Lover team, have exclusively heard that Samsung is planning to infuse the Corning Gorilla Glass Armor coating on its next-gen Galaxy foldable, the Z Fold6. This glass coating was first introduced in the Galaxy S24 Ultra model, while the Galaxy Z Fold6 will be the next one to use this special armor glass display. Owing to this, the Z Fold6 screens will have more enhanced outdoor visibility due to the anti-reflective material used in the glass, solving the problem of viewing content in bright outdoor light.
Moreover, the Corning Gorilla Glass Armor infused in the Z Fold6 will help in reducing the reflection of light by up to 75%, further enhancing the readability, and providing no harsh reflections in a bright environment. In addition, the next generation of the Galaxy Z Fold6 will arrive with the One UI 6.1.1-based Android 14 build out of the box. This newest foldable will have several impressive features and functionalities, while the addition of the Corning Gorilla Armor glass on its display will make this foldable one of its kind.
Furthermore, several rumors suggest that Samsung is planning to introduce an additional Ultra variant within its flagship Galaxy foldable series. However, this will add more excitement within users, as customers have only witnessed two models in the flagship foldable series, which will probably arrive with some top-notch functionalities compared to other foldable variants.
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Amit Sood
February 23, 2023 at 9:30 am
Yes, Same thing is happening with my S23 Ultra also, battery draining so fast. Can’t Samsung fix this issue or not.
Kenneth kok
February 23, 2023 at 9:46 pm
Not just wifi problem, screen colour at round not so comfortable eyes, compare with my s21 ultra and s22 ultra, s23 ultra so bad green colour at round screen
Britney Ressouw
February 24, 2023 at 4:43 am
Hi I have Samsung a33 and are having the same issues phone does not want to charge when I plug in and I 9nly have 5months now my battery drains very fast and freezes only once or twice that it happens but the battery things I’d about a week and half now and my fast charging does not want to work aswell
David
March 27, 2023 at 9:09 am
I started experiencing issues with adaptive screen brightness setting the brightness too low in moderate/low light since a recent update